Economic Collapse in the news.

Evidencia de la desaceleración económica mundial impulsa acciones a la baja

Abril 18, 2013

Las acciones de todo el mundo cayeron después de los informes de debilidad económica en Europa.

Las ventas de automóviles han caído en Europa, junto con los informes de este mes de desempleo aumentar de nuevo. Tasa de desempleo en Gran Bretaña subió a 2.56 millones entre diciembre y febrero. (más…)

Portugal en riesgo de contraer un segundo rescate de la UE

Abril 9, 2013

Portugal’s prime minister is warning that unless deep cuts are made to social security, salud, education and public programs the nation could be facing a second bailout from the European Union.

Prime Minister Pedro Passos Coelho said the country is facing a “national emergency” and that because the Portuguese Constitutional Court struck down 1 billion euros in savings that were required to meet existing bailout conditions there was no choice but to cut in areas like welfare. (más…)

Economía de Alemania "estancamiento"

Abril 5, 2013

El índice de gestores de compras de Markit compuesto ', que mide el crecimiento de los sectores manufacturero y de servicios, ha informado de descensos significativos en las principales economías europeas. (más…)

FMI crítico del Gobierno irlandés

Abril 5, 2013

El Fondo Monetario Internacional ha publicado una evaluación crítica de las acciones de Irlanda después de recibir los fondos de rescate.

El informe dice que los bancos irlandeses han hecho "progresos insuficientes", debido a la morosidad y no se ocupan bien con embargos de viviendas que abordan. El FMI dijo que es probable que los bancos siguen perdiendo dinero antes de dejar a un lado los fondos para cubrir préstamos incobrables. (más…)

Stockton, California más grande U.S. Ciudad de ir a la quiebra

Abril 3, 2013

Un juez federal emitió un fallo diciendo que la ciudad de Stockton, California sería incapaz de ofrecer los servicios básicos del gobierno sin protección por bancarrota.

Los problemas de la ciudad, se atribuyen a una base imponible severamente disminuido a raíz de los EE.UU.. caída del mercado de la vivienda. La base imponible de la ciudad se redujo 70% en los últimos años. (más…)

Cyprus Banks To Stay Closed Through Thursday

Marzo 26, 2013

The Cyprus central bank has declared that all banks in the nation will be closed through Thursday as measures are put in place connected to the nation’s bailout.

President Nicos Anastasiades called the moves “very temporary restrictions” and said that controls to keep money from leaving the country has been put in place. (más…)

Cyprus Bailout Approved By Eurozone Ministers

Marzo 25, 2013

A bailout for Cyprus has been reached that will put 10 billion euro into their economy.

As part of the deal, the nation’s second largest bank will be closed down and anyone holding more than 100,000 euros in the bank will face losses of anything over 100,000. (más…)

Spanish Government Will Force Bank Shareholders To Lose Investments

Marzo 25, 2013

Heavy losses to investors at nationalized banks are on the horizon in Spain.

The Spanish government also announced that they will be hiring external financial advisers to work with the country’s Fund for Orderly Bank Restructuring to get the nation’s banking system solvent. (más…)

Gobierno de Chipre Inicia esfuerzos de emergencia

Marzo 22, 2013

Eurozone finance ministers were holding unscheduled meetings trying to find a “plan B” for Cyprus as the country’s financial system is rapidly collapsing beyond their control.

The country’s banks have been shut until next week because of a run on savings accounts. Rumors that the European Union and the International Monetary Fund would require all Cyprus account holders to sacrifice a portion of their savings to obtain a bailout of the nation. (más…)

Las autoridades chipriotas votar contra rescate bancario y la incautación de cuentas

Marzo 20, 2013

Admit outcry from citizens, the government of Cyprus has unanimously rejected a bailout measure from the European Union and the International Monetary Fund that would require seizing funds from every bank account in the nation.

After the vote the European Central Bank said they would move to assist Cyprus in any way they can under the currently approved banking systems. (más…)